Africa Energy Indaba 2022 Hybrid Event – A Resounding Success
The Africa Energy Indaba (AEI) once again lived up to its reputation as the leading African energy conference for presenting novel and fundamental advances in the field of energy.
The partnership between the City of Cape Town and the Africa Energy Indaba 2022
AEI 2022 has accorded priority to Africa’s position in the global energy transition debate, enabling synergetic dialogue pertaining to the continent’s advancement towards renewable energy investment and development.
THE ENERGY TRANSITION – A JUST TRANSITION OR A FAIR TRANSITION?
The energy transition—and the restructuring of global natural gas supply sources following the Russian invasion of Ukraine—are shaping the future of Africa’s gas sector. It offers bright options for several affected countries should they have the political will to invest in their infrastructure and create private sector opportunities – thereby building long-term economic resilience for themselves at this critical juncture.
SAEEC and Africa Energy Indaba Take Partnership to the Next Level
For years, the innovative partnership has leveraged the respective strengths of both entities to create compelling value for anyone vested in the realm of energy.
Why is Africa the next renewables powerhouse
Africa is a climate-resilient and low-carbon continent but needs a renewable energy revolution. Africa can achieve its renewable energy potential with attractive investment opportunities on the continent by facilitating climate-resilient infrastructure, climate-smart agriculture, and the sustainable management of natural resources.
Unlocking the hydrogen economy in Africa
The Business of Energy-Africa Beckons, the annual AEI conference continues with its commitment to energy sustainability through discussion and robust debate to find solutions to accelerate adequate energy generation across Africa.
Key issues to be discussed at the 2022 Africa Energy Indaba
The annual AEI conference continues its commitment to energy sustainability through discussion and rigorous debate to identify solutions to expedite adequate energy generation across Africa.